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Droplet on purple flower...

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Droplet on purple flower sent on February 28, 2013 (22:25) by Enny. 74 comments, 6908 views.

, 1/250 ISO 400, hand held.

Ho utilizzato la tecnica della reverse lens, per questo non c'è il dato di apertura del diaframma. E' stato alquanto difficile tenere l'obiettivo in mano al contrario e cercare di mettere a fuoco senza cavalletto, ma ce l'ho fatta! Ho utilizzato anche il flash integrato per dare luce ;) #FuocoSelettivo



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sent on April 04, 2013 (20:35)


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Ciao Janka55 grazie mille del passaggio ;-)

Hello thank you very much Janka55 passage ;-)

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sent on April 09, 2013 (21:14)


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Anche io come te ho cominciato ad avvicinarmi alla foto macro tramite il sistema del "reverse lens", con tutti i suoi problemi ma decisamente economico.
Ti volevo segnalare un negozio on line che vende anelli adattatori per poter montare obiettivi al contrario con una spesa che non supera i 15 euro !!
Si chiamano Anelli di Inversione, il mio l'ho preso li e in 3 giorni mi e' arrivato a casa senza problemi.
Sfruttando focali molto ampie ottieni il massimo ingrandimento : ovvero otterrai un'immagine piu' garande con un obiettivo 17mm che con un 50mm, quindi valuta il diametro della filettatura in base al parco ottiche che possiedi.
Chiaramente, come esponi tu, vi e' la totale perdita della profondita' di campo ma si puo' ovviare facendo una serie di scatti sfruttando il Focus Stacking e una buona dose di Photoshop.
Complimenti comunque per le foto, molto belle e colori spettacolari.
Saluti.

I also like you, I got acquainted with macro photos via the "reverse lens", with all its problems, but very cheap.
I wanted to report an online store that sells adapter rings to mount lenses on the other hand at a cost of no more than 15 euro!
Reverse Rings are called, my I got them in 3 days and I 'arrived home safely.
Taking advantage of very large focal get the maximum magnification of an image or get more 'Garande with a 17mm lens with a 50mm that, and then evaluates the diameter of the thread according to the park lenses you have.
Clearly, as you open yourself up, you and 'the total loss of depth' field but you can 'work by making a series of shots using the Focus Stacking and a healthy dose of Photoshop.
Congratulations anyway for photos,very beautiful and spectacular colors.
Greetings.

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sent on April 09, 2013 (21:26)


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...OPS, ho dimenticato di inserire il link al negozio on line !!!
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Scusa.MrGreenMrGreen

OPS ... I forgot to post the link to the online store!
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I'm sorry. :-D:-D

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sent on April 09, 2013 (22:16)


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Ciao Marcello grazie mille sei molto gentile ;-) ho preso di recente dei tubi di prolunga senza automatismi e più o meno il risultato è simile. Ma dimmi una cosa, come faccio un focus stacking se non ho il controllo sul valore del diaframma?

Hello Marcello thank you very much you are very kind ;-) I took recently of extension tubes without automation, and more or less the result is similar. But tell me something, how do a focus stacking if I do not have control over the aperture?

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sent on April 10, 2013 (19:29)


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Ciao Enny, anche io ho usato i tubi di prolunga senza automatismi ma preferisco l'anello di conversine in quanto monto ottiche piu' pesanti e mi sembra che il tutto sia piu' stabile, al contrario con i tubi vi e' una piccola caduta della lente verso il basso dovuto appunto al peso.....sicuramente con i tubi dedicati Canon il problema non si pone ma costano un bel po' di piu' e comunque ti danno tutti gli automatismi, quindi forse sono ancora una buona alternativa, alle costose, ottiche macro.
Comunque la tua domanda e': "come faccio un focus stacking se non ho il controllo sul valore del diaframma?", semplicemente lavorando in manuale e cercare l'esposizione ottimale per la luce, per quanto riguarda la profondita' di campo, che e' la cosa che ti interessa di piu' purtroppo non vi e' la possibilita' di cambiare il diaframma e l'obiettivo lavora con la massima apertura quindi tutto appare sfocato tranne quella piccola zona che hai a fuoco.
Per avere una porzione maggiore a fuoco bisogna fare un focus stacking ovvero creare una serie di foto con porzioni del soggetto a fuoco in diverse parti in modo da creare un collage di immagini che una volta sovrapposte ti daranno il tutto a fuoco.
A volte bisogna scattare anche una cinquantina di foto, quindi e' un sistema consigliato lavorando con soggetti statici.
Nella sezione del forum : MACRO, vi sono un sacco di utenti che usano questa tecnica con risultati sorprendenti e forse ne sanno piu' di me.
La cosa incredibile e' che la usano anche con insetti vivi quindi ....tanto di cappello.
Spero di esserti stato utile.
Buone foto.
CiaoSorriso


Enny Hello, I too have used extension tubes without automatic but I prefer the ring conversine as I mount optics more 'heavy and it seems that everything is more' stable, in contrast with the pipes and there 'a small drop in slow down due to the weight just with the pipes ..... definitely dedicated the Canon is not a problem but cost quite a bit 'more' and still give you all the automatic, so maybe they are still a good alternative to expensive macro lenses.
However, your question and ': "how do a focus stacking if I do not have control over aperture?" Simply working in manual and look for the optimal exposure for the light, with regard to the depth' of field, which 'the thing that interests you more' and unfortunately there 'a chance' to change the iris and the lens works with an open mind so everything is blurred except the piccola area you focus.
To get a larger portion of a fire have to do a focus stacking or create a series of photos with portions of the subject in focus in different parts in order to create a collage of images that once stacked they will give you everything in focus.
Sometimes you have to take about fifty pictures, and then 'a recommended working with stationary subjects.
The section of the forum: MACRO, there are a lot of people who use this technique with amazing results and maybe they know more 'than me.
The amazing thing and 'who use it with live insects .... then my hat.
Hope that helps.
Good photos.
Hello :-)

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sent on April 10, 2013 (21:37)


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Ciao Marcello, il problema è che per mettere a fuoco faccio avanti e indietro con la reflex oppure sposto il soggetto o un po' più lontano o un po' più vicino all'obiettivo. Siccome sposto tutto, la vedo dura fare quello che dici tu..comunque grazie mille ancora ;-)

Hello Marcello, the problem is that I focus back and forth with the camera or the subject or move a bit 'farther or a little' closer to the goal. As I move around, I see it hard to do what you say .. anyway thank you again ;-)

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sent on April 10, 2013 (22:30)


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In effetti e' un lavoraccio, ma dipende quanto e' grande la porzione che vuoi a fuoco.
Ho calcolato, circa, che con uno scatto copro 1/2 millimetro di fuoco, circa, quindi un oggetto di 1cm come dimensione avra' necessariamente bisogno di 20 scatti in cui dovrai variare sempre di un po' la messa a fuoco, inequivocabilmente se il soggetto e' piu' grande dovrai anche variare la sua posizione rispetto all'obiettivo in quanto ruotando la ghiera della messa a fuoco non riesci piu' a coprire quella dimensione e di conseguenza dovrai fare piu' scatti.......e' un lavoraccio.
E' appunto per questo che hanno inventato gli obiettivi macro o i tubi di prolunga con passaggio dei dati.
MrGreen
Buon lavoro !!

It's actually 'a lot of work, but it depends on how much and' large portion you want in focus.
I figured, about which I cover with a shot 1/2 inch of fire, about, then an object of such size 1cm will have 'necessarily need 20 shots where you will always vary a little' focus, unequivocally if the subject 'more' big you will also change its position with respect to the objective as rotating the focus ring can not more 'to cover the size and thus you have to do more' shots ....... and ' a big job.
And 'in fact that's why they invented macro lenses or extension tubes with passing data.
:-D
Good work!

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sent on April 11, 2013 (6:37)


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Ahahah sono leggermente più costosi di quello che possiedo ora MrGreen grazie Marcello ;-)

Hahaha are slightly more expensive than what I have now:-D ;-) thanks Marcello

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sent on April 11, 2013 (19:00)


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I toni saturi dei colori arricchiscono la composizione.

The saturated tones of colors enrich the composition.

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sent on April 11, 2013 (19:51)


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Grazie Rosario ;-)

Thanks Rosario ;-)

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sent on April 19, 2013 (13:39)


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Ottimi per colori e composizione.....complimenti

Great colors and composition ..... congratulations

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sent on April 19, 2013 (18:46)


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Thank you very much Amirmirza ;-)
Grazie mille Ale ;-)

Thank you very much ;-) Amirmirza
Thanks a lot Ale ;-)

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sent on April 23, 2013 (15:00)


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Davvero una bella foto, complimenti!

Ciao

Massimo


Really a beautiful photo, congratulations!

Hello

Maximum

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sent on April 23, 2013 (21:49)


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Grazie mille Massimo ;-)

Thank you very much Massimo ;-)

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sent on April 30, 2013 (17:59)


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Davvero una splendida composizione, bravissima.

Graziella

Really a beautiful composition, very good.

Graziella

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sent on May 01, 2013 (15:22)


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Grazie mille Graziella ;-)

Thank you very much ;-) Graziella

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sent on June 17, 2013 (7:53)


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Molto bella per colori e bokeh. Complimenti, ciao Raffaele.Sorriso

Very nice colors and bokeh. Congratulations, hello Raffaele. :-)

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sent on June 17, 2013 (7:58)


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Grazie mille Raffaele ;-)

Thank you so much Raffaele ;-)

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sent on June 17, 2013 (8:11)


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Bello scatto... come già detto sopra il rumore si può tranquillamente togliere con un po' di PP, che renderebbe la foto ancora più interessante ;-) per il resto complimenti non è mai facile utilizzare la tecnica della reverse lens. ;-)

Nice clip ... as already mentioned above the noise you can safely remove with a little 'of PP, which would make the picture even more interesting for the rest ;-) compliments is never easy to use the technique of reverse lens. ;-)

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sent on June 17, 2013 (9:15)


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Grazie mille Ombranhc ;-)

Thank you very much ;-) Ombranhc


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